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Compliance with PP & BR 2002

  • 12-11-2012 12:37pm
    #1
    zelemon
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 53 ✭✭


    I am close to buying a house which appears to have some minor issues of non compliance with planning permission, firstly the boundary which was to be of stone & was to have wing walls is a rendered wall without the wings. it is also fractionally too close to the boundary it should be 9m, its 8.8m. I am wondering is it possible to issue a cert with these minor issues?

    Also how does one prepare a cert of complaince with the building regs if construction dates back to 2002?
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  • #2
    engineermike
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    zelemon wrote: »
    I am close to buying a house which appears to have some minor issues of non compliance with planning permission, firstly the boundary which was to be of stone & was to have wing walls is a rendered wall without the wings. it is also fractionally too close to the boundary it should be 9m, its 8.8m. I am wondering is it possible to issue a cert with these minor issues?

    Also how does one prepare a cert of complaince with the building regs if construction dates back to 2002?

    Hi,
    You would engage a suitably qualified professional ( engineer / arch - With Adequate PI ) - to review site / structure and offer an 'opinion on compliance' with PP or BR -
    BR compliance would be to the regulations (2002) - if relevant at time of Grant permission.
    The boundary issues & the exact delineation of the boundaries would be the one to take heed on as they can be contentious points that can come back to haunt you down the line.
    mike f


  • #3
    sinnerboy
    Closed Accounts Posts: 5,433 ✭✭✭sinnerboy


    zelemon wrote: »
    I am close to buying a house which appears to have some minor issues of non compliance with planning permission, firstly the boundary which was to be of stone & was to have wing walls is a rendered wall without the wings. it is also fractionally too close to the boundary it should be 9m, its 8.8m. I am wondering is it possible to issue a cert with these minor issues?

    Also how does one prepare a cert of complaince with the building regs if construction dates back to 2002?

    Be careful - it is the vendor who must furnish these documents not the purchaser.

    If money is being borrowed then the legal department of those stumping up the cash will need to be satisfied with the documents.


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